I'll use a search engine for you.
More frequently known as vapor-compression distillation.
From : http://www.goodh2o.com/wht-s-ds.htm
'Commercial Distillers
Many commercial operations use multiple-effect distillers, to provide
from 75 to millions of gallons per day. These units typically contain
I am currently experimenting with CS for central nervous system Lyme
Disease. I'm looking for personal experiences as to dose rate and results.
I made my first batch of CS a few days ago. I used a pint measureing
cup, round (coin shaped) 999 silver electrodes spaced 4" apart in distilled
water. I
No. A colloid is a material suspended in a medium with a different phase. But
if you want to specify what the state of the material and the medium are, you
have to use different terms. For instance liquid in gas would be a fog, gas in
a liquid is foam, liquid in liquid (ie butterfat in milk) is
I have never heard of compression distillation. Are you sure it wasn't vacuum
distillation?
Marshall
Sharon L. House wrote:
> Got a question. I've heard it said on this list to be sure to use only
> steam distilled water. I've always been under the impression that steam
> distillation was the o
Saw Palmetto is used in many natural breast enlargement programs. It is
often called Serenoa Repens (it's botanical name) which may be why you
haven't heard of it being used for females. I've pasted a small clip about
it from www.greenbush.net
SERENOA REPENS Palmaceae Family Saw Palmetto
Sereno
Anna wrote:
>I use Saw Palmetto, and I am a female animal.
May I ask what you use it for? I've only heard about it in reference to
prostate problems in males. It never occurred to me that it could have
other uses.
Thanks,
Sharon
Celibacy is not hereditary
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Dumb question time. I see the term "sol" used frequently. Is that short for
solution?
Thanks,
Sharon
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Steve King wrote, in part:
> The meter I'm using now is the Hanna PWT that measures in 0 -100 uS,
>which can be converted
>to PPM.
What does uS mean, please. So there is a Hanna meter than can in some way
(indirectly?) measure ppm? Or is this just another silvermaker's dream.
What does the meter
Much has been written lately about indigestion, heartburn, acid reflux etc.
In almost every case, this can be alleviated by the use of hydrochloric
acid taken just before meals. We have all been sold a bill of goods for
years by the same people that have always sold us a bill of goods, namely
the p
Ivan said, in part:
>that which does the oxidising is reduced and gains that electron.
I sure wish that whenever I gained that I would reduce :-) What a
dieter's dream that would be!
Sharon
An expert is a person who avoids the small errors while sweeping on to the
grand fallacy
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The sil
June wrote:
>CS does not reach the intestines well? So being, how about putting it in an
>enema with purified water and doing a colonic/enema with it?
I've done that.
Sharon
Skinner's Constant
(Flannagen's Finagling Factor)
That quantity which, when multiplied by, divided by, added to, or
sub
Got a question. I've heard it said on this list to be sure to use only
steam distilled water. I've always been under the impression that steam
distillation was the only way to distill water, until I did some label
reading in the store. Seems there's some that says "Distilled Water" on the
front lab
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Welcome hob and nobers of the CS art,
SMALL INTESTINE, food changes,
The chyme entering the duodenum after an ordinary meal is normally
free from course particles of food and is acid in reaction, both
There seems to be an optimal conductivity. Too-pure produces very low yield.
The ideal is probably related to the generator type.
James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
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From: Steve King [SMTP:ssk...@nildram.co.uk]
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 1999 4:25 PM
To: s
Hi Steve,
I have had similar experience. I have also used Hach ACS grade calcium
carbonate solution, but the sodium hydrogen carbonate seems to work better
with less.
Thanks for your data, it goes in the file.
James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
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From: Steve Kin
Dittos. LOL.
> Marsha, I truly laughed till I cried. My wife almost had to give me
> oxygen I enjoyed it sooo much! Rob - Original Message -
> From: Marsha Hallett To:
> Sent: 31 October 1999 2:03 PM Subject: Re:
> CS> OT The Beanie chuckle
>
>
> > Dear Listers, This is sooo funny, I
Josephene-
>
>I just joined the list and I was wondering if anyone can tell me where to
get a good source of silver wire from. I think 14 gage wire is what was
refered to me by a newsletter I recieved, but now I have lost that.
Here's an excellent source of . (4 nines)
silver wire via mail o
James-
At 04:39 PM 10/30/99 -0600, you wrote:
>There seems to be an optimal conductivity. Too-pure produces very low
yield. The ideal is probably related to the generator type.
Yes I agree. Without come initial conductance,
its hard to get the process started.
I think that its best to get wat
Marsha, I truly laughed till I cried. My wife almost had to give me oxygen
I enjoyed it sooo much!
Rob
- Original Message -
From: Marsha Hallett
To:
Sent: 31 October 1999 2:03 PM
Subject: Re: CS> OT The Beanie chuckle
> Dear Listers, This is sooo funny, I just had to share...
> Love,
>
Here is the full report on our test:
On July 1 1999 an experiment was begun to test the idea for use of
colloidal silver solution in the treatment of Mites in Honey Bee
colonies.
July 1
Feed healthy observation hive silver solution at agreed measurement of
1 cup
to 1 gal ( liquid measurement )
Hi everyone,
I just joined the list and I was wondering if anyone can tell me where to get a
good source of silver wire from. I think 14 gage wire is what was refered to
me by a newsletter I recieved, but now I have lost that.
Thank You,
Josephene
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Dear Listers, This is sooo funny, I just had to share...
Love,
Marsha, a Beanie Grandma...
> I just had to share this uplifting experience I had while Beanie hunting
> a few days ago. It was the most joyous Beanie day that anyone could
> ever have!
>
> The other day I went up to the local Christ
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